Newmont
NEM14.6K
$123.55
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None(0.1%)
11mo ago · Oct 28, 2025
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· KY · 178 affected
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AI Layoff Impact Summary
AI-poweredNewmont announced layoffs 11mo ago (Oct 28, 2025), affecting 19 employees (0.1% of workforce). WARN filings indicate 47 active notices. Low risk — company appears stable.
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Is the synergy phase ever actually going to end?
I’m exhausted by the constant ‘restructuring’ talk. Every town hall meeting is just a different variation of the same script about operational efficiency and streamlining workflows. Meanwhile, the workload for the people remaining has doubled. We’re losing institutional knowledge with every exit, and the remaining teams are just drowning. Is anyone else noticing that we’re barely keeping the lights on in some of these departments? I feel like I’m doing the job of three people, and there’s zero talk of compensation adjustment for the increased scope. Honestly, at this point, I’m just waiting for a severance package so I can finally leave this place and stop pretending everything is fine. How are you guys coping with the burnout?
Another round of cuts in Denver - 10/28
Just saw the WARN notice hit for the Denver/Arapahoe office. 19 people gone as of yesterday. It’s starting to feel like death by a thousand cuts. The mood in the office is completely dead; everyone is just staring at their screens waiting for the next invite from HR. It’s impossible to focus on project deliverables when we’re all wondering who is going to be packed up by Friday. Does anyone actually know if there’s a plan here, or are they just trimming headcount to keep the stock price from dipping further? I’ve been here for years, but the transparency is at an all-time low. If you’re in a core function, keep your LinkedIn updated and your portfolio ready. This doesn’t feel like it’s over yet.
NEM - Anyone else feeling the pressure on projects?
Been with Newmont for a while, and lately it feels like the screws are tightening on project timelines and deliverables. We're being asked to do more with less, and the usual 'stretch goals' are starting to feel more like impossible demands. I know there haven't been any major layoff announcements, but I can't shake the feeling that management is pushing hard to optimize operations and potentially streamline headcount down the line. It's like they're testing the waters to see who can handle the increased pressure and who might...? Well, you know. Are others in different departments or locations seeing this same uptick in project intensity? Is it just me, or is there a sense of urgency that wasn't there 6 months ago? Trying to gauge if this is a company-wide push or if I'm just in a particularly demanding part of the business. Curious to hear what others are experiencing on the ground.
Newmont - Salary adjustments and retention concerns?
Hey all, been at NEM for a few years now, and while there haven't been any official announcements or major layoff waves that I've heard of, I'm getting a weird vibe lately. My comp review just came through, and honestly, it felt a bit... light. Especially considering the current economic climate and what I'm seeing other companies offer. Has anyone else experienced similar with their compensation recently? I'm wondering if this is a broader trend across the company, maybe a way to cut costs subtly without the big, public layoffs. Retention has always been pretty good here, but I'm starting to hear murmurs from folks who are looking elsewhere because their pay isn't keeping up. It's not just about the money, but it feels like a sign. Performance reviews are coming up soon too, and I'm worried that might tie into future role security, even if nothing is explicitly said. Anyone else feeling this disconnect between their contributions and their compensation/company messaging?
Newmont - Performance reviews and potential impact on roles?
Just finished my annual performance review at NEM, and it felt... intense. Lots of emphasis on efficiency and productivity, which I get, but it also had a slightly different tone than in previous years. Made me wonder if this is a company-wide push leading up to something bigger. With the current economic climate and the gold price fluctuations, I can't shake the feeling that some roles might be evaluated more critically. Has anyone else had a similar experience with their reviews recently? Wondering if this is a sign of upcoming changes or just standard business practice amplified by market conditions. Trying not to spiral, but curious if others are getting the same vibe.
NEM - Anyone else seeing whispers about restructuring?
Hey everyone, I've been keeping an eye on NEM for a bit now, and while there's nothing concrete out there, I've been hearing some chatter on the grapevine about potential organizational changes. Seems like a lot of companies in the sector are feeling the pressure with commodity prices and rising costs, and I'm wondering if NEM might be looking to streamline operations. Has anyone else picked up on anything similar? Maybe in specific departments or regions? Trying to gauge if this is just general market anxiety or if there's something more specific brewing. Just looking to see if others are feeling the same unease or have any more concrete info. Appreciate any insights.
NEM - Layoff rumors or just general anxiety?
Has anyone actually heard concrete rumors about layoffs at Newmont? I've been seeing some anonymous posts on other platforms that are making me nervous, but they're pretty vague. It could just be people venting general market anxiety, but with how volatile things have been, it's hard to ignore. I've been with the company for a few years and generally feel pretty secure, but this kind of talk always gets the gears turning. Is anyone aware of any specific departments or roles that might be more vulnerable? Or is this just the usual pre-bonus/performance review jitters amplified by the current economic mood? Trying to separate actual intel from online noise. If there's real information out there, I'd rather know than be caught off guard. Let me know if you've heard anything beyond the usual 'economy is bad' talk.
Newmont - Anyone else feeling the pinch with market conditions?
Hey everyone, Been seeing a lot of chatter online about the general economic climate impacting mining companies. With the price of gold fluctuating and a lot of uncertainty in the broader markets, I'm starting to get a little antsy about job security at NEM. Haven't heard any official word, of course, but the vibe feels... off. My department's been stretched thin lately, and there's been some 're-prioritization' of projects. Just wondering if anyone else is picking up on similar signals or if I'm just overthinking things. Anyone in different divisions seeing anything that gives them pause? Trying to gauge if this is a company-wide feeling or just my corner of the world. Curious to hear what others are observing.
NEM - Performance reviews and bonus season - what's the outlook?
With performance reviews and bonus season coming up, I'm feeling a bit anxious about NEM. Last year was decent, but with the market fluctuations and the general economic climate, I'm not sure what to expect this time around. Has anyone heard any whispers about how bonuses might be affected, or if there's any talk of scaling back on raises? The silence from HR on this front is a bit concerning, especially given how transparent they usually are around this time of year. Trying not to get too far ahead of myself, but a little clarity would go a long way right now. Anyone have any insights or expectations based on what you're seeing or hearing internally?
NEM - Thinking about career moves, is anyone else seeing red flags?
Hey everyone, lurker here. Been with NEM for a few years now, mostly in a corporate role. Lately, there's been this weird vibe in the air. Not outright panic or anything, but just... a general sense of unease. Management's been pretty tight-lipped about future plans, which is unusual for them. Budgets seem tighter, and there's been a subtle push for "efficiency" that feels a bit ominous. I've started updating my resume and keeping an eye on other opportunities, just in case. Anyone else in a similar boat or feeling this pressure? Wondering if it's just my department or a wider company thing. Curious to hear what others are observing or hearing, even if it's just gut feelings.
NEM - Layoff Rumors vs. Reality - Let's Talk
Been seeing a lot of speculation about layoffs at Newmont recently. Some people are mentioning 'efficiency drives' and 'streamlining operations' as code words. It's hard to separate rumor from potential reality, especially when leadership isn't exactly being transparent. I've heard whispers from a few different sources, but nothing concrete enough to say 'yes, layoffs are happening.' Is anyone in a position to know more? Has anyone been directly approached or heard anything official, even off the record? It's tough to plan personal finances and career moves when there's this much uncertainty hanging over us. If there are layoffs, knowing the scope and timing would at least help people make informed decisions. Anyone have any intel they're willing to share, even if it's just educated guesses? Let's try to get a clearer picture together.
Newmont (NEM) - Anyone else feeling the pressure? Management's quiet lately...
Hey everyone, long-time lurker here, working at NEM for a few years now. Things have been pretty… quiet lately. Too quiet, if you ask me. Usually, there's some kind of internal comms, even if it's just platitudes, but it feels like crickets. I've been seeing some chatter on other industry forums about potential cuts across the board, not just specific departments. No concrete news, obviously, but the lack of communication is making me nervous. Anyone else picking up on this vibe? What's the general sentiment out there in the field operations or corporate offices? Trying to stay positive, but it's hard when the future feels so uncertain. Just wondering if anyone has any insider info or just a gut feeling they want to share. Trying to prepare mentally, if nothing else.
NEM - Anyone else bracing for impact? Layoff fears are real.
Seriously, the silence from corporate at Newmont is deafening. Every time there's a slight dip in the market or a mention of 'strategic review,' the layoff sirens start blaring in my head. I'm in [mention a vague department like 'operations support' or 'corporate functions'], and we've definitely felt the pressure to cut costs and increase efficiency over the last year. My manager is being super cagey about future headcount, just saying 'we're evaluating all options.' Is anyone else experiencing this? Any hints about where the axe might fall? I'm trying to stay positive, but it's hard when you see other mining companies making cuts and you're just waiting for your name to be on the list. Just want to know if I'm overreacting or if this is a widespread feeling.
NEM - What's the real story behind the recent 'restructuring' chatter?
Hey everyone, been seeing a lot of talk on here and elsewhere about potential layoffs at Newmont. The company's been using words like 'optimization' and 'streamlining operations,' which, let's be honest, usually means one thing. I haven't seen any official announcements or anything concrete, but the vibe feels off. Been working here for a few years, and usually, things are pretty transparent, but lately, there's been this hush-hush atmosphere. People are whispering in the break rooms, and it's making everyone anxious. Is anyone in a position to know more? Hearing anything specific about departments or locations that might be more affected? Just trying to get a clearer picture before the uncertainty gets any worse. Seems like a lot of companies in the sector are tightening belts right now, so it wouldn't be a complete shock, but it's definitely unnerving.
Rumors swirling about potential cuts at Newmont - anyone have insight?
Okay, so this isn't a 'layoff report' post because I have zero confirmation, but the chatter is getting louder. Multiple people in different departments have mentioned hearing things about restructuring and potential workforce reductions in the coming months. No specifics on who or where, but the general feeling is that some roles might be on the chopping block. I've been trying to dig around for more info but it's like pulling teeth. Management's public stance is always "business as usual" or "evaluating opportunities," which, let's be honest, is corporate speak for something. Has anyone heard anything more concrete, even if it's just hallway talk? Trying to gauge how serious this is and if I should be updating my resume proactively. Appreciate any insights, even if it's just shared anxiety.
Anyone else feeling the pre-layoff jitters at NEM?
Been hearing a lot of whispers lately, more than usual. Management's been tight-lipped, but the general vibe in the break room and on those internal town halls feels... tense. Like they're walking on eggshells. People are starting to do the "what if" math in their heads, looking at LinkedIn, and generally being a bit more withdrawn. No official announcements or anything concrete, but you can just feel it. Is it just me, or is anyone else picking up on these subtle signs? Trying to stay positive, but it's hard when the rumor mill is churning this much and leadership isn't offering much clarity. Just looking for some honest takes from others in the trenches. What's the word in your departments?
Morale check: How are things *really* feeling at Newmont right now?
Yo, Beyond the usual ups and downs of the industry, I'm curious about the general sentiment across Newmont. Feels like there's been a shift in the atmosphere lately. People seem a bit more reserved, maybe a little stressed. It's not just one team or location; it feels more widespread. Is this just me, or are others feeling a dip in morale? Are projects being slowed down? Are there more 'hustle' emails coming down from leadership that feel more like pressure than motivation? I'm not talking about impending doom or anything, but the everyday vibe seems…off. It's making it harder to be engaged when there's this underlying current of unease. Would love to hear from people in different roles and divisions. Are you seeing the same thing? Any thoughts on what might be contributing to this feeling? Trying to gauge if this is a company-wide thing or if I'm just catching a bad wave. Let's keep it real.
Newmont: What's the word on the street regarding job security?
Hey everyone, Been with Newmont for a few years now, and lately, the chatter in the break rooms and on internal channels feels a bit…uncertain. Nothing concrete has been announced, no official layoff notifications or anything like that, but there's definitely a low hum of anxiety. Some departments seem to be under more pressure than others, with whispers about reorgs and budget cuts. I'm trying not to jump to conclusions, but it's hard not to notice. Are others experiencing this? Has anyone heard any rumors or seen any indicators that suggest potential workforce adjustments down the line? It's tough to stay focused when you're constantly wondering what's next. Any insights or shared experiences would be appreciated. Trying to get a sense of the collective mood here. Just looking for some honest perspectives from fellow employees. Thanks in advance.
Thoughts on Newmont's current financial strategy?
With the recent acquisition of Newcrest, I've been trying to understand the long-term financial implications for Newmont. Management has been talking a lot about synergy and cost savings, which is standard, but the debt load from the acquisition is significant. I'm personally starting to feel a bit uneasy about how they're going to manage that, especially with the current commodity price volatility. Is anyone in finance or accounting at Newmont seeing any red flags or unexpected pressures? Are there internal discussions about balancing debt reduction with ongoing operational investments? I'm just trying to get a clearer picture beyond the official press releases. Wondering if this level of financial maneuvering might eventually lead to tough decisions down the line, like headcount reductions, to meet financial targets. Any insights from the inside would be appreciated.
Anyone else feeling the vibe at Newmont lately?
Hey all, been with Newmont for a few years now, mostly in a corporate role. Lately, there's been a weird buzz around the office. I haven't heard any concrete news about layoffs, but there's definitely a feeling of uncertainty. Projects are being scrutinized more heavily, and there's been a lot of talk about 'efficiency improvements' and 'streamlining operations'. I know the company went through that big acquisition recently, and those usually come with some kind of restructuring. Just wondering if anyone else is picking up on this, or if I'm just being paranoid. Anyone in different departments or locations seeing or hearing anything similar? Trying to gauge if this is a company-wide thing or just something in my specific area. Curious about what others are experiencing.
Looking ahead: What to do if things go sideways here?
Okay, so nothing concrete has happened, but the constant rumors are starting to get to me. I've been with Newmont for 8 years, started out in the field and moved into a planning role at HQ. I've seen a few cycles in mining, but the economic climate feels different this time. If, and I'm really hoping it's a big IF, layoffs do hit, I want to be prepared. Anyone have thoughts on what severance packages might look like based on tenure? Or any tips for brushing up the resume and prepping for interviews while still employed? Just want to have a plan B ready, you know? Feels a bit like we're all just waiting for something to happen.
Anyone else feeling the chill? What's the word on the street?
Been at Newmont for about 5 years now, mostly in the Denver corporate office, but I've heard whispers and seen some unusual activity lately. Seems like there's a general unease creeping in. Managers are being cagey, project scopes are shifting, and there's this weird silence from HR. I'm in a tech-adjacent role, so I figured we'd be somewhat insulated, but you never know. Anyone else in a similar boat picking up on vibes? Trying to gauge if it's just my department or something broader. Hearing anything from your sites or offices?
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